Keeping shell history in sync with turtles and magic

Ellie Huxtable

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• 2024-06-01
• 2024-08-31
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Atuin is a command line tool for searching and synchronizing shell history across devices.

I'll be telling the story of how I accidentally made a popular open source project, diving in to how it synchronizes and encrypts data, and covering some of the lessons learned from working in public

For disclosure; I currently work on Atuin, which is what this talk is about.

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